Windows remote connection to Linux

One, the character interface to connect Linux
1. Use the window's own telnet directly.

2. But now Linux generally does not enable Telnet, but SSH is enabled. In this case, window will install the client to access Linux. There are many such tools. OpenSSH, CECURECRT and so on. Try it out and find putty pretty good.
Putty no need to install. To http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html download, you can run the use.



Second, window graphical interface remote connection Linux
1. Use VNC. This method is relatively simple. Most Linux comes with this package. One drawback is that Windows and Linux have to install VNC. Of course, VNC is now supported for Web Access.

2. Use Cygwin. This thing is more cumbersome to configure. To install a whole bunch of stuff.
You can refer to this article below.
http://easwy.com/blog/archives/linux-remote-desktop-via-cygwin-x-server/

3. Use Xwinlogon. This software is also based on Cgywin, but the installation is fairly straightforward.
3.1LINUX Server configuration:
Open the SSH service and port, the General Linux is installed by default.
3.2WINDOWS Client Installation:
Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xwinlogon/
The installation is simple and the next is OK.
After opening, fill in the connection parameters. As follows:
Command: Can be startkde or gnome-session

Click on Connect, OK.

Reference: http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4b6522390100cdsc.html

Windows remote connection to Linux